“Auld Lang Syne,” lyrics written by Robert Burns in 1788, set to a traditional tune, rendered by The Real McKenzies, a Canadian Celtic Punk band, with Gord Taylor on the highland pipes.
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“Alone On New Year’s Eve,” written by Winfred “Blue” Lovett, recorded him with his group, The Manhattans, in 1966. Get out your hankies.
Related:
“I promise: no one dies alone because they didn’t get a kiss on New Year’s Eve,” Jen Doll, The Guardian
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“Nothin’ New For New Year,” written and performed by Harry Connick Jr. as a duet with George Jones.
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“What Are You Doing New Years Eve?” written by Frank Loesser, recorded by Puddles Pity Party, 2020.
Puddles Pity Party website
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“It’s Just Another New Year’s Eve,” written by Barry Manilow, sung by Lea Salonga.
Lea Salonga website.
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“What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?”, written by Frank Loesser, performed by Post Modern Jukebox, featuring Rayvon Owen and Olivia Kuper Harris. Dancers: Caley & Kelsey Carr.
Post Modern Jukebox website
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“What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?”was written in 1947 by Frank Loesser, and became a hit R&B record for The Orioles two years later.
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“Christmas to New Years,” recorded in 1951 by The Larks. Lead vocal: Alden (Allen) Bunn.
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“New Years Resolution,” written by Stax Records staffers Randle Catron, Willie Dean “Deanie” Parker Catron, and Mary Frierson, recorded by Otis Redding and Carla Thomas in 1967.
Related:
Stax Museum website
“Rudyard Kipling’s Little-Known Poem on New Year’s Resolutions,” Ellen C. Caldwell, JSTOR Daily
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